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Ideas, Projects, Startups - We want you!
by Startacus Admin
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When we first came up with the concept of Startacus - the Self Start Society, our vision was to create a space where anyone, irrespective of location, age or experience could add an idea, big or small, and get all the collaborative support and guidance from the Startacus community to help take that idea forward.
And as you’d imagine, we’ve been busy beavering away at Startacus HQ to try and evolve and improve that space and to make all the changes that will take us as close to that original vision as possible.
And so with our updated collaboration section we reckon we’ve gone a step further towards reaching that goal.
In essence the collaboration space on Startacus is where you can add your idea, work on your project and shout out about your startup. You can 
collaborate and get support from others - fellow self starters, mentors and investors and most importantly start making things happen!
On top of all that you can create a virtual workbook and use it to keep track of everything on your startup journey - from important tasks and notes to inspiring pics and videos.
Best of all - you can do this for free! Simply sign up to Startacus (if you haven't already done so), add your idea, project or startup and get on with the exciting business of telling us and the world at large what you’re up to!
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Published on: 17th June 2014
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